Gender: Male
Race: Asian
State: California
GPA: 4.06 (weighted) | 3.62 (unweighted)
Top 15%
SAT: 1320
Math: 680
English: 640
AP: AP Euro (3), APUSH (4), AP Calc AB (4), AP Lit (3)
Currently taking AP Stat, AP CS, AP Lang, AP Gov
Duel Enrollment: Chemistry, Anatomy/Physiology
Letters of Recommendation from Japanese teacher and APUSH teacher
Extra curricular activities:
Band all 4 years (8 years with piano, 6 years with flute, 2 years of percussion)
Tae Kwon Do 2nd Degree
Varsity Wrestling
President of the disc golf club
(Raised $3000 to make a school course)
Treasurer of the Japanese club
(Raised $2000 for club activities)
Japanese Honor Society member
Japanese exchange student program atendee
NHS
CSF
ACSI attendee
NYLF medicine alumni
Hand bell choir 2 years
Volunteer at an orphanage in Mexico
Tutored students 4 days a week all school year
Other things:
Graphic Designing portfolio (Learning it for 4 years alone)
Adept at Java
Fluent in Korean
150+ Community Service hours
Work:
Local liquor store
Taught students at Tae Kwon Do studio
Mediocre essay
Applying to UCLA, UCB, UCSB, UCSD, Carnegie Mellon, Cornell
UC GPA? https://rogerhub.com/gpa-calculator-uc/
Post capped weighted and Fully weighted UC GPA
Intended major?
UC GPA
Unweighted GPA: 3.61
Weighted GPA: 4.18
Weighted and Capped GPA: 3.89
I was hoping to major in computer science, statistics, computer engineering or business.
For UCs, see http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/1903428-faq-uc-historical-frosh-admit-rates-by-hs-gpa.html .
However, be aware that computer science and engineering tend to be more difficult to get into than the campus.
This is the data referenced in post #3:
Freshman admit rates for UC GPA of 3.80-4.19:
UCB: 12%
UCLA: 14%
UCSD: 39%
UCSB: 49%
UCD: 52%
UCI: 57%
UCSC: 83%
UCR: 90%
UCM: 92%
As stated by @ucbalumnus, CS/Engineering and STEM related majors will be a more difficult admit and you want your stats at or above the averages for the best chances.
UCLA/UCB will be tough. UCSB is probably close to a High Match since their Engineering department is small so it will be very competitive. I would add UCI/UCSC for possible Match schools and UCR as a Safety. CMU and Cornell are definite Reach schools. Consider some Cal States such as SJSU/SDSU/CSULB and Cal Poly Pomona for more choices.